Kathryn Allan wrote: > Bob Proulx wrote: > > I just did the brute force thing and looked for an entire phrase from > > that message. It really isn't worthy and this will change very > > quickly such that any rule I post now won't be interesting to have in > > a ruleset in a couple of days. It needs to expire. > > How do you set a rule to expire?
I use 'at' to set up a reminder email from cron to myself at some time in the future. $ at 8 am + 1 week at> echo "Remember to clean up that hacked TV_ARM_SPAM rule." | at> mailx -s "SA Rule Cleanup Reminder" rwp ^D A week from now when I get the reminder in my mailbox I will look at things and decide what to do about it then. I prefer email for my todo lists and reminders and use this a lot. Somehow I don't think that is the answer you were expecting but it is what I do just the same. :-) Bob
